Abstract
This study presents a two-letter inscription, ΔA, an abbreviation of the Greek word meaning public, carved on the lifting boss of a drum abandoned in a Corinthian quarry. The inscription constitutes the first epigraphical evidence for public ownership of Corinthian limestone quarries and adds to our understanding of the legal status of quarries in pre-Roman Greece.
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